792 Assessing the Frequency of Daily Patient Reviews in a Local Orthopaedic Department

Abstract Aim To investigate the frequency at which patients admitted under a local orthopaedic department are having daily reviews by various teams, and to assess level of clinical seniority that saw these patients. Method Patients primarily care were assessed over 10-day period in two different time frames across November 2022. These included all male female inpatients presenting with any condition. Data was collected manually going through patient notes most senior doctor who on day recorded as main reviewer. Results 73 an average age 76.0 years included. Overall, seen orthopaedics 58.4% days they hospital. 21.2% done consultant present, 10.4% registrar, 17.6% house officer, foundation 9.2% occasions. Outcomes worse weekends, where 56.8% did not get reviewed all. There also considerable differences between reviewing their from 32.9% 69.1% time. Conclusions should ideally be only does it affect flow but ensures vulnerable individuals getting timely need. This pilot study showed lack number reviews, some being for several days. Therefore, better organisation accountability workforce is required reach higher standards care.